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I'm configuring automated build server for iOS application project. I've done most of it. Now, it's the final round. The security. Developer certificate/private key and provisioning profile can be easily installed into Keychain with GUI. But I want to do this via command line to automate even the configuring process. Exporting/importing certificates, private keys, provisioning profiles via command line. Any recommendations will be very appreciated. The always allow GUI is being triggered because codesign hasn't been given an acl to access your private key. try this: security unlock-keychain -p

I've never implemented In App Purchase before, so I used the MKStoreKit wrapper and have a working implementation. MKStoreKit keeps all receipts in the UserDefaults .plist as a BOOL, thus it is very simple for pirates to distribute the in app purchases in a "cracked" state. Once the first purchase is made, the bundle can be distributed and the .plist can be recreated to enable IAP unlocks. I'd like to extend MKStoreKit to create the In App Purchase validation data in the iOS keychain. Is there any drawback or possible reason for this to fail for paying users, be unreliable, or any other reason

I have observed behavior of app in iOS 10.2.1 device and iOS 10.3 beta 3 device for https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/GenericKeychain/Introduction/Intro.html Keychain data is being deleted in iOS 10.3 beta 3. That was still found in earlier versions. Do we have any alternative to do this? Now that 10.3 has been officially released, it's been confirmed by several parties, including in this Apple's developers forum post , that this issue is not present in the final release. Keychain data is not being deleted upon app's uninstall. Originally (Since iOS 10.3 beta 1 to 5?) the

How do you create a SecIdentityRef in an iPhone keychain if 1) you already have the private key in the keychain and 2) you have just received the certificate from a CA? SecPKCS12Import does not help in this case unless there is an API to create a .p12 from a private key and a certificate. SecIdentityCreateWithCertificate would be the answer on the Mac but it does not exist on the iPhone. Is it possible using SecItemAdd ? http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/Security/Reference/keychainservices/Reference/reference.html many thanks, Andrew OK, to answer my own question: On iOS

Can someone tell me how we can store information in Keychain? How secure it would be? Simple iPhone Keychain Code Apple: iPhone Keychain Backups Is There Any Point To Using The Keychain API On iPhone? "What you’re left with is an encrypted flat-file database, specialized for just a few data types, with a really clunky and badly documented API. As I wrote above, its functionality could be duplicated, with a better API, without much effort. The encryption part is significant, though, since its primary purpose is to keep keys and passwords safe. A DIY key database could be protected by encrypting

Am landed with following error "“System Roots” keychain cannot be modified" when I double tap the certificate. After googling I come to know that drag and drop the certificate is the solution for this. But even after doing this also in code it says "profile doesnt match vaild certificate/private key chain pair in the default key chain" ANy Solution.... Thanks. Step 1 - download your developer certificate and drop in into your DEFAULT keychain step 2 - download apple WWDRCA certificate and drop into the same keychain. step 3 - CHECK if there is a private key along with your certificate. (you

I am using SecItemCopyMatching to access the iOS keychain. About 1 in a hundred times I get a -34018 result code right after relaunching the app from the background. The documentation states: The assigned error space for Keychain Services is discontinuous: –25240 through –25279 and –25290 through –25329. Keychain Item Services may also return noErr (0) or paramErr (–50), or CSSM result codes So it seems that -34018 is a 'CSSM result code'. I have followed the suggested link but could not find result codes. What it the -34018 result code? How can I get more reliable keychain access? - (NSData *